What is the present tense of ended up?

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The present tense of ended up is end up.

The third-person singular simple present indicative form of end up is ends up.

The present participle of end up is ending up.

The past participle of end up is ended up.

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If you are abused as a child this definitely doesn't mean that you are going to end up in a violent or abusive relationship yourself.

Only time will tell whether the cross-cultural mix will end up lifting the roof to a higher place.

We may end up clocking in and clocking out, so let's tie the employer down.

If we fail to appoint a management team that is capable of moving with modern ideas, we will end up not three years behind the times but ten.

When I took this chain I told you that it would end up in quare and strange places and it did!

With any luck, they'll be able to sustain this level of quality when the gang end up in Arizona.

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